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Why don't we just all decide for ourselves what is moral, and then behave accordingly? I will not judge you, but will let God do it. K?
Well, that is the way it is now. You choose, you face the consequences, if any......because there may not be a god, and if there is, no one on this earth knows what he thinks about abortion.
But the pro-lifer's are not happy with that. They want to choose. They want to judge. They want to decide the consequences. They want to be the god.
What on earth are you talking about? I have kids, I was pregnant with them, you are making no sense.
However, using your own words, my opinion DOES matter in light of that. And I believe my opinion matters, also. Awesome.
Wow, your post expressed misogyny so palpable that I though you were a woman hating man.
I'm not used to women hating women with different opinions so intensely.
No, but I have no doubt that it does happen in those states that allow it.
late term abortion is not done for anything but medical reasons, in order to get one several docs have to sign off on it. a woman does not walk in in the 7th, 8th or 9th month, suddenly change her mind about being pregnant and get to have an abortion
The question asked, if one can be moral and support abortion, is a question easily answered.
Yes, one CAN be moral and support abortion.
How?
Morality is relative. Myself, I don't see anything immoral regarding casual sex. Others find it extremely immoral.
Hence, relative morality.
The trick comes with "who's morality is correct", which, there is no right answer.
My stance on abortion? I have the wrong set of genitals to say that a woman can't have one, therefore I support pro-choice completely.
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